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66 CHAPTER 6: CROSS-CULTURAL RELATIONS AND DIVERSITYThe purpose of this CHAPTER is to provide the reader with insight into, andskills for, relating effectively to people from other cultures. Relating effectively todiverse people within one s own culture or from other cultures requires similarknowledge and OUTLINE AND LECTURE NOTESAs is well known, today s workplace is diverse. Minority group members inthe United States are growing seven times as fast as the majority and workers from other countries occupy 26 percent of jobs. Culturaldiversity is also reflected in the increasing internationalization of business. Tosucceed in today s workplace one must be able to relate effectively to people fromdifferent cultural groups from within and outside his or her THE diversity UMBRELLATo appreciate diversity , a person must go beyond tolerating and treatingpeople fairly from different racial and ethnic groups. The true meaning ofdiversity is to respect and enjoy a wide range of cultural and individualdifferences.
66 CHAPTER 6: CROSS-CULTURAL RELATIONS AND DIVERSITY The purpose of this chapter is to provide the reader with insight into, and skills for, relating effectively to people from other cultures.
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